"It's--well--gorgeous," said Barry Ingham, a Salt Lake City insurance executive, searching for the right superlative to describe Lake Powell in southern Utah. He and his family were casting off their 43-foot houseboat to spend a week cruising the sandstone cliff-edged waterways that break off the vast lake.  

Buying Intervals: A Way to Own Vacation Time at Resorts; Buying Intervals: A Way to Own Vacation Time at Resorts If You Buy ... 

WASHINGTON, June 7--President Carter directed the Justice Department today to move quickly to expel Cuban refugees who committed "serious crimes" in Cuba and to expel or prosecute those found to be responsible for the rioting last Sunday night at Fort Chaffee, Ark.  

CARTER ORDERS MOVE TO EXPEL CRIMINALS AMONG THE REFUGEES; CUBAN COOPERATION UNLIKELY Justice Dept. Efforts Would Affect Rioters and People Guilty of Serious Crimes at Home Only a Small Minority Investigation of Crimes in U.S. CRIMINAL REFUGEES ORDERED EXPELLED Exclusion vs. Deportation 'Violation of International Law' 60 Being Sent to Texas 

LONDON--Not far from the threeand-a-half-acre tent housing the main exhibits of the Chelsea Flower Show late in May hung a simple hand-lettered sign. "This," it said, referring to the spindly implement that stood beneath, "is the best leaf rake in the world."  

Britain Being Prodded to Waken From a Long Economic Slumber; Britain Prodded to Waken From Long Economic Slumber Far Left in the Wings Mass Transit Is Expensive Phone Service Is Poor Featherbedding a Problem

JERUSALEM--Ideally, there ought to be no reason why Jews cannot go up to a state-owned hilltop of untilled, stony land two or three miles from an Arab village and live there in peace. But it has turned out to be impossible. The barriers of religion, language, ethnicity and national identity are too strong, the suspicions too deep ...  

Burst Of Fury; The Settler And the Arab, Strangers in a Familiar Land Cooking an Israeli Omelet

NEW JERSEY theatergoers can breathe easier now. The Paper Mill Playhouse will be rebuilt, with September 1981 as the target date for reopening.  

Paper Mill Sets Date For Its Reopening; Paper Mill Sets Reopening Target Date 

MINEOLA  THE first hint of the Long Island Lighting Company's $228 million proposed rate increase was the loose leaf notebooks. Unlike Lilco's annual report, which  had contained 38 pages and a full-color sketch of the Shoreham nuclear generating plant, these four notebooks weighed 15 pounds and contained at least 500 pages.  

Shoreham Clouds Lilco Financing; Shoreham Clouds Lilco Financing

NEW ORLEANS--From the moment the 200 delegates stepped off the plane here last week, it was clear that this was no ordinary banking convention. Praline-sweet hostesses, adorned in the hoop skirts of the antebellum ...  

The Talk of New Orleans: Agonies of World Banking; New Orleans: The Agonies of World Banking

The hotel chef in ''The Shining'' is supposed to have remarkable psychic powers, but the movie never explains the strangest of this man's idiosyncrasies: he can smell trouble from Miami to Colorado, but he doesn't detect a killer standing 10 feet away from him, armed with an ax and wearing a horrible grin. The movie's ghostly butler starts out with the name of Charles Grady, but he somehow becomes Delbert Grady before the story is finished. The caption on a closing photograph of Jack Nicholson utterly defies explanation. And the director, Stanley Kubrick, once again leaves his audiences asking a familiar question: How can anyone make a film so fastidiously beautiful and still leave so many loose ends? 

   ''The Shining'' may be a horror film, but it very much fits the Kubrick mold. First and foremost, it is mesmerizingly lovely, so handsome you may be halfway out of the theater before those nagging questions arise. Yet, like ''A Clockwork Orange'' or ''2001: A Space Odyssey,'' this is a movie that barely makes sense upon examination. Most of the small details seem meticulously chosen, but there's no evidence that corresponding care has been taken with the film's central concerns.

VIEW FLAWS DON'T DIM 'THE SHINING'

SUMMER READING ISSUE

Major News; In Summary The Primary War Ends, but Kennedy Keeps His Sword West Bank Terror, From New Source Lid Slammed Tight, Bottom Falling Out South Africa Is Hit Where It Hurts 

WASHINGTON, June 7--The ease with which Ronald Reagan rolled through the Republican primaries has left the former California Governor optimistic about his prospects for winning the Presidency next fall but essentially untested for what his lieutenants expect to be a bitterly fought campaign.  

Californian Hopes Race Will Be Referendum on Carter's Performance; Reagan Demonstrates Strength Reagan Is Optimistic but Untested As He Prepares to Battle President First Important Test General Election Strategy Moderates Are Key Target Blue-Collar Backers 

NEW JERSEY Democrats, who gave Senator Edward M. Kennedy a lopsided victory over President Carter in  the Presidential primary election last Tuesday, were more upset over the state of the economy than voters in four other key states and had a lower opinion of Mr. Carter's leadership.  

Primary Reflects Concern In State Over the Economy; Primary Reflects Concern

A LEASE arrangement by which the county would pay $48 million to rent a bus garage for 20 years has come under sharp attack as the transaction nears conclusion.  

$48 Million Lease Plan for Bus Garage Assailed; A $48 Million Lease On Garage Assailed 

THERE will be diversions of every sort available within Westchester this summer, many  of them offering amenities and activities special to the area.  

A Variety of Events Near Home for Summer; A Variety of Events for Summer

Despite conditions that have weakened rental housing as a long-term business enterprise, a few builders are pressing forward in Manhattan with plans for new luxury apartment buildings.  

There Is Some Vigor Yet In Residential Building; Some Vigor Yet in Residential Building

Norway was fashioned by ancient gods for giants --the mountains, glaciers, deep-cut fjords, the northern lights, the midnight sun. But my wife, Betty, and I, having short awe spans, spent the greater part of our four days in the port city of Bergen focused on lesser thins.  

The Nordic Flavor of Bergen; Afoot and Afloat in the Nordic Atmosphere of Bergen If You Go 

SOMERS  THE three sons of Eleanor Ryan Prouty, the retired Reader's Digest senior editor who was found strangled in her home  here two weeks ago, sat together last ...  

Memories Ease Ordeal of Prouty Family; Memories Ease Ordeal of Family 

When Ruth and Jack Alford purchased their threebedroom home in Coram, L.I., nine years ago for $33,000, they did not realize that their 7  percent mortgage contract stipulated that if the property were to be sold the balance of their loan would immediately be due.  

'Due-on-Sale' Mortgages Hamper Buyer and Seller; Mortgage Clause Issue in Sales

After a decade or more of piein-the-sky promises and public-relations hullaballo, the "new technology" of com  munications is descending upon the nation at large.  

TV VIEW; Would Viewers Be Willing To Pay for Culture? TV VIEW Will Viewers Pay for Culture? 

A MAN indicted last year on a charge of helping Poles enter the United States illegally and obtain work and Social Se  curity cards is likely to escape prosecution on the ground of mental ...  

Penalty Unlikely In Hoax of Aliens

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The New York Mets made it two rousing victories in less than 24 hours over the defending World Series champions when they defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-5, in 11 innings at Shea Stadium yesterday.  

Mets Defeat Pirates, 6-5, in 11th; Breaks Go Against Mets Mets Rally in 11th To Beat Pirates, 6-5 Coming From Behind Mets Get Claudell Washington Phillies 5, Cubs 2 Mets Box Score Uniondale Captures Title In Nassau County Track 

WASHINGTON--As a professional football quarterback in the 1960's, Jack Kemp had an affinity for throwing the "long bomb"--the dramatic gamebreaking pass. As a professional politician, he has spent the last three years ...  

Reagan's Quarterback; Rep. Jack Kemp, Quarterback 

WASHINGTON, D.C. STATE and Federal officials are  seriously considering a proposal by the Providence  Worcester Railroad that it take  over all of Conrail's freight operations in Connecticut and Rhode Island.  

Officials Weigh Switch of Conrail Freight System in 2 States; Financial Capability Of Railroad Assayed 

Prices of a "market basket" of goods and services needed to operate rent-stabilized apartments in New York City increased 13.3 percent between April 1979 and last April, according to a report released last week by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. The increase was the Largest since 1974, when prices rose 19.2 percent.  

June 8, 1980

Headlines from June 8, 1980

Buying Intervals: A Way to Own Vacation Time at Resorts; Buying Intervals: A Way to Own Vacation Time at Resorts If You Buy ...

Britain Being Prodded to Waken From a Long Economic Slumber; Britain Prodded to Waken From Long Economic Slumber Far Left in the Wings Mass Transit Is Expensive Phone Service Is Poor Featherbedding a Problem

Burst Of Fury; The Settler And the Arab, Strangers in a Familiar Land Cooking an Israeli Omelet

Paper Mill Sets Date For Its Reopening; Paper Mill Sets Reopening Target Date

Billboard 200

Against The Wind

Glass Houses

The Wall

Just One Night

Mouth To Mouth

Historical Context for June 8, 1980